Bitcoin (BTC) climbs past $73K as US spot ETFs see $462M inflows led by BlackRock’s IBIT. Three-day streak totals $1.1B despite ‘extreme fear’ sentiment.
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Dogecoin (DOGE) surged 15% as Bitcoin topped $73K. Trading volume jumped 78% to $2.39B. Key resistance at $0.12 could determine next move.
Bitcoin surged past $72,000 with altcoins posting strong gains as geopolitical tensions ease. U.S. stock futures dipped despite Wednesday’s rally.
XRP rallies 7% to $1.46 on Iran-U.S. peace talk reports. Spot ETFs log $7.53M inflows for six straight days. Key resistance at $1.50 ahead.
Bitcoin surges past $73,000 with $1.47B in ETF inflows over two weeks. Veteran trader Peter Brandt signals potential bullish trend shift for BTC.
Ethereum (ETH) rallies 11% to $2,192 as $133M shorts liquidate, ETF inflows hit $169M, and open interest climbs to 5-week highs. What’s next for ETH?
Stock futures and Bitcoin climbed Wednesday after Iran reportedly contacted the CIA through intermediaries to discuss ending hostilities. Oil retreated on news.
Bitcoin jumped 5% Wednesday, boosting crypto stocks like Strategy and Coinbase. Moderna settled a $950M patent case. Ross Stores exceeded earnings expectations.
Ray Dalio explains why Bitcoin can’t replace gold, citing privacy issues, quantum threats, and lack of central bank adoption despite holding 1% in BTC.
Cardano (ADA) falls below $0.28 as whale wallets dump 260M tokens. Negative funding rates and trendline resistance signal bearish pressure ahead.
Bitcoin Policy Institute study of 36 AI models shows Bitcoin chosen in 48.3% of 9,072 responses. No AI selected fiat currency as preferred monetary option.
Bitcoin retreats to $67K after failing at $70K resistance. Middle East tensions drive oil up 4.7% while Asian stocks face multi-year lows.
Solana (SOL) trades near $85 in consolidation. ETF inflows surge, on-chain activity rises, and whales accumulate ahead of potential breakout to $100.
XRP declined 2.4% to $1.36 as Ripple expanded its payment platform to include RLUSD stablecoin support amid broader market pressures from geopolitical tensions.
U.S. government conducted its first Bitcoin transfer of 2026, moving 0.33 BTC from seized wallet as markets reacted to Iran crisis and oil surge.